First Time Hearing Taylor Swift "I Did Something Bad" LIVE | Reputation Tour | REACTION!

[@GOTGames]

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[@tessmccarthy14]

Don't Blame Me from the Reputation Tour! It is amazing!

[@whisper_dvm5157]

You asked about Taylor as a person in this reaction so I’ll point you to her Netflix documentary Miss Americana. It goes into her as a person, her writing method, her psychology, and touches on her defining career moments both good and bad. I was only casually interested in Swift prior to watching but the doc made me respect and admire her so much more.

[@Lizbethann11]

Definitely don't blame me from the reputation tour and we are never getting back together ( rock version) from the 1989 tour

[@junebee7786]

The Netflix documentary Miss Americana is worth watching if you want to know her on a more personal level, like more of Taylor the person and her struggles. Musically, her discography is amazing, it spans the 'eras' of her career. All Too Well 10 Min Version + the short film (she directed that). But yeah Don't Blame Me from her Reputation Tour or We're Never Getting Back Together (rock version) if you want more of the epicness of her stage presence.

[@IvyCowboy]

The thing about Swifties is we *always* appreciate newbies who come in open-minded enough to give her a real chance. And we especially love when newbies are so appreciative of her. It makes me happy as a Swiftie to know that you feel welcomed into the fandom.

[@ashtonreads]

Watching men who assumed they wouldn’t like her music for years actually sit down and listen to her, and then become huge fans, has been one of my favorite things to watch in 2023.

[@aims_leanne]

SAME. It has become my latest and most favorite pastime. That's literally how I found this lovely gentleman -- I pop on YT at least once or twice a week to see what the "I've never listened to Taylor Swift and I know I won't like her music" dudes are getting up to in their ongoing, never-failing spirals down the Swiftie rabbit hole. It's better than scripted television.

[@theConquerersMama]

Me too

[@misscrista5121]

Same. Watching men become swifties is such a beautiful thing.

[@mia_c89]

Literally same

[@truckeelove3696]

ditto

[@kayyarra7862]

I think your attitude in this video shows exactly why Taylor has taken over the world this year. I think for so long so many people thought that she was one thing, and have only recently actually listened to her music and realized that she is completely different and everyone is just falling in love with her.

[@chloewu2760]

Taylor is so versatile and she is the music industry

[@bulletsandbracelets4140]

I think she's been this popular for well over a year! She's been huge since before this album even came out, though this one definitely skyrocketed her with it's new style. I think her shows have blown up considerably, though, because of the work she's put in. It's really amazing to see. She was good when she started! But back then her voice wasn't nearly this strong live and her stage presence wasn't either - she's worked extremely hard to project that level of confidence, dance and perform at this level, and keep near studio-quality vocals. I really love seeing artists come into their own on stage!

[@GOTGames]

That is exactly how I was feeling. I had assumed her music would be X already and after actually listening to her I'm just realising how wrong I was ❤️

[@caleidoscopecara]

⁠@@GOTGames she has done country, pop, folk, rock, trap, alternative, she is insanely versatile! Writes all her own music too - lyrics, melodies, production, instrumentals, she’s involved in every step. She can play an instrument and sing acoustic and then turn around and be a total badass. To be such a poet and performer at once is legendary

[@theConquerersMama]

Well said

[@kelloneill74]

“I wonder what she’s like….as a person?” Two words: MISS AMERICANA! Watch the documentary now!! I’m an almost 50 year old indie girl and I’m a hardcore Swiftie. She deserves to be taken seriously. I really enjoyed this ❤

[@Seahorse0418]

I’m about to turn 51 this month. So I totally get it.

[@F1Swiftie]

Definitely has to watch it, and he's gonna need a box of tissues.

[@aims_leanne]

I told him the same thing before I saw your comment and I am replying to you to reiterate how badly HE NEEDS TO WATCH MISS AMERICANA. I'm about to turn 41 and I've been a Swiftie since the very beginning, when I was still in my early 20s, so I've seen her entire evolution and I just have so much love and respect for that woman. Miss Americana is THE public window into Taylor's soul, and it's just such an important documentary.

[@GOTGames]

There's a documentary? 👀👀

[@F1Swiftie]

@@GOTGames It’s on Netflix. The reputation tour movie is also on there.

[@LollyJ]

When you spoke about her confidence - the crazy thing was this tour was her “redemption tour”, her comeback after she had been bullied by the whole world (led by Kim & Kanye) and literally gone into hiding. She came back SWINGING with a banger of an album and a stadium tour, but was worried people wouldn’t come. It turned out to be one of the biggest tours in history. I was lucky enough to go to the London show, and it was INSANE.

[@leannewalker1422]

You’re so lucky!! I’m a fellow Brit (Scottish to be precise) and hope to see her in Edinburgh 🫶

[@LollyJ]

@@leannewalker1422 I’m actually going to the Edinburgh show on 7 June!

[@clarkbarrett6274]

53 yr old Dad. I've been a fan since Debut, but really enjoyed watching my girls grow up as over-the-top fans. Took my oldest to Rep and loved it. Took all but the boy to Eras. She's amazing, the hardest working person in show business and a consummate professional. I admire the work she puts in. NOBODY does what she does. 2 albums during COVID. Add another since then and 4 re-re-releases. And a short film. And epic concerts in the rain; concerts most artists would cancel on. She deserves all the accolades. ALL OF THEM.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

My dad (then 58) took us took us to eras tour a year ago. We flew 2000 miles to the only venue we could get tickets to I was 8 when Tim McGraw dropped. She’s been a big part of my life

[@clarkbarrett6274]

@@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD Good on your Dad. Teardrops on my guitar was the first song to get my attention. My teen had Eras tix 8 minutes after they went on sale (lucky). I was in the lobby at 24 minutes after and chose to be a decent fellow and didn't buy more. Fortunately, we saw Rep and Eras at the local venue about 25 miles away.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

@@clarkbarrett6274 My older sister (32) bought the tickets and was on the lobby ALL DAY while teaching 5th grade English. Couldn’t go to lunch or anything She was so stressed she cried in her car after work 😂

[@AnneSmith-lr7cp]

She is a force of nature. Aside from the talent. She empowers women and minorities, she uses her voice and reach to encourage social justice. She fights the system. She is brutally honest about her own struggles with self esteem, body image etc which helps others. She is an amazing role model for everyone. And of course her music is epic, as are her videos and concerts. Every single thing she does is pure class.

[@smelis6917]

Couldn't have said it better myself!! 💙

[@HaydenSmithElevate]

Thank you for putting it so clearly! Yes she is such a role model for everyone

[@GOTGames]

Love that! ❤️

[@Ldlover]

🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@marsha6004]

And she's kind, and funny, and ridiculously smart, humble, and generous. She was raised well. And everything Anne said!

[@thebundybear5557]

We all feel it man, trust me lol I'm a 52yo welder who lives on a farm in Australia. I could have my welding helmet on and i react the same as you guys. You can't help but not, you had the perfect word to describe her. Thundering!!! Even a soft song, its thundering man, it penetrates you! I grew up on metal but listen to anything. But. Our Miss T Swift here IS the music industry and well deserved. We, in our life times will never see anything like it again :)

[@ameliadavis1979]

Barbara Walter's is the one that called Taylor, the music industry. That's where that started. Just a fun fact lots of people don't know. It was over a decade ago during an interview with Taylor for her annual 10 most fascinating or interesting people.

[@ameliadavis1979]

It is partly Taylor's fault guys don't listen to her. She is known for picking the worst singles, especially the first one off new albums. For instance, Shake it Off has a great message but is a very annoying song. It didn't help that it was played nonstop in every store. Many people, especially guys only remember that song. They forget that people evolve and get older.😊

[@WarrenPDavis]

Her energy is amazing. During the current tour...The Eras Tour...she sings 44 songs and goes for three and a half hours. She is amazing.

[@WarrenPDavis]

Her story telling is unmatched.

[@cherylq7183]

Even in the pouring rain

[@ameliadavis1979]

He went to the Eras Tour with his wife. He is the bigger fan.

[@ryanmiller9421]

I married a Swiftie and I never really got it based on the Singles on the radio. I got her Eras Tour tickets and wanted to learn the set list so I could sing along at the concert(little did i know it would be 45 tracks). I did the best I could and really enjoyed her music while just learning it. At the concert, things changed, I went from enjoying listening to TS to being absolutely amazed and in love with her, we came home the next day and I watched every tour concert, every documentary and have been as big or bigger Swiftie than my wife since. She is enchanting and the deeper you go, the more your mind will be blown by her.

[@thinedge]

Her Lore IS Deep.

[@lifeisgoodll]

She’s both a princess and a conquering hero and we can’t get enough. I’m a granny swiftie and I’m blown away by her talent.

[@helloheyo4ever]

Agreed 100000% and I just want more !!!! I fell in this past week and I’m falling further down the rabbit hole every day!!!

[@Hey_Jamie]

This is the best comment I’ve seen in so long haha

[@bobstokesrn]

Mate, did the same. Married a Swiftie in 2020, never listened to her before then. Literally the best lyricist and songwriter alive today. To see her journey from a 16 year old girl coming into country music to where she is now at 34 and what she has achieved in regards to albums, tours, awards etc is ridiculous. She is not far behind the top 6/7 selling artists of all time. If she carries on going what she is doing in 15 years time she will break every record in the music industry. I have never known someone to be so awesome from live concert music to intimate recording studios. If you haven't seen it yet, check out her Folklore Long Pond Sessions recording the album in Covid. It's so ridiculously good. 🎤🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Yay! So glad you’re continuing down the T Swift rabbit hole! I would suggest “Don’t Blame Me” reputation tour version. Also, watching music videos of some songs really help visualize how Taylor visualized the song as she writes it. Before you watch “Look What You Made Me Do”, make sure you understand Kenya / Kim K vs Taylor Swift drama - they actually, along with the media is why the whole Reputation album happened. It was actually watching that music video (a reaction that was also going through the “Easter eggs” that made me start to delve into her music!

[@TopNotchWatcher87]

Yes; this must be your third song!!!!

[@breico8535]

Don’t Blame Me is my favorite song from the Rep tour

[@heatherlmn]

Don't Blame Me is definitely my fav!!

[@DreaAnnTW]

Same!!!

[@GOTGames]

Thank you so much for the recommendations! Definitely need more! 💯❤️

[@gdhaney136]

Everyone has heard of Taylor Swift, but not everyone knows TS. She's a relatable genius.

[@meganisaverageheight]

Some epic live performances of hers: -Don’t Blame Me from the Reputation tour -Blank Space from the 1989 tour -We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together from the 1989 tour -Vigilante Shit from Era’s Tour

[@Bedtime231]

Second all of these!!!!!

[@GOTGames]

Ooo thank you for the recommendations! ❤️

[@juleseseses]

@@GOTGamesI’m pretty sure King of My Heart live from the Reputation tour would hit you in the feels

[@Taylah13]

I’m pretty sure I can speak for all of us WE LOVE VIGILANTE SHT PERFORMANCE it was just badass

[@mia_c89]

@@GOTGamesand also clean performance/speech from the reputation tour!!

[@saanascorner9675]

You should keep watching the Reputation stadium tour, with her speaks in between the songs. Her personality shines through in those🥰

[@GOTGames]

Definitely would love to hear those parts! 💯

[@Erin-ir6cw]

@@GOTGamesat this point you need to react to the whole thing. Cut up your reactions by song. But you should watch the whole thing! It’s incredible!

[@flatandsplat]

Agree

[@saanascorner9675]

@@Erin-ir6cw YES! This is the way😁

[@eirinikomotini]

Yeeees! For me especially Gorgeous is so special… and it’s not even close to my favourite song, but this performance almost moves me every time!

[@ButterBunBooks]

This girl means so much to me, i get so happy when men give her a chance and end up getting emotional. Shes eradicating toxic masculinity and sexism

[@dirkus3722]

I'm 47 and just became a Swiftie when Midnights was released. Such an amazing rabbit hole. I'll never be the same. You must listen to some of her acoustic performances in smaller venues. 'Out of the Woods' and 'Delicate' from Live in Paris will get those teary eyes working for sure. Does me every time.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

This gladdens my 26 year old, day one Swifty heart ❤❤

[@khills]

Hoooboy, as to what she’s like? Well, that’s another thing that fed into this album: she’s the kind of person who is genuinely shocked she wins an award, even if she’s won other awards. It got to the point that people couldn’t believe she was sincere in her surprise. But keeping in mind that none of us actually know her and just off the top of my head: * she was sexually assaulted by a DJ (she did a meet’n’greet, he reached up her skirt and grabbed her and it was caught in camera); dude was fired and sued Swift for defamation. She counter-sued for battery and sexual assault, demanding a dollar, not for the money but the principle - and to empower other victims of sexual assault. (Something she also supports with money.) (Edited to add: she won, but the wanker has not paid her.) * she paid over $55 million in bonuses to the riggers, truckers, caterers, dancers.. all the people who made the Eras tour possible. This amounted to at least $100,000 a person (£81,000), which is a life-changing amount for most folks. Each check came with a personal note from her, and people are reporting that they were very personal notes… because she takes the time to get to know the people who work for her. * she invited fans to her house to have listening parties for an earlier album. She nervously baked cookies because she wanted people to feel welcome. 😂 * she stalked fans social media and then sent Swiftmas gifts - if you ever wanna cry, watch the video that was eventually released. She selected the gifts, wrapped them, wrote personal notes… * she’s very involved in children’s hospital programs, both donating but also just stopping by to hang out with the kids and play music * her fight with Apple Music resulted in small artists who were being hurt by Apple streaming music without paying for three months getting payment (and more than they were supposed to). She didn’t need to do that…. But knew she was a big enough artist she could force Apple’s hand * when she signed to a new label, she chose Universal because they accepted a contract stipulation that whenever Universal sells Spotify shares, it has to pass on a percent to all the artists they manage - AND that money doesn’t count against advances (which is a HUGE deal) * at every stop on the Eras tour, Swift wrote very large checks to local food banks and organizations associated with the nonprofit Feeding America. Which is wonderful in itself… but also savvy AF, because it put small local food bank names into the mouth of the national (and on some days, international) media… causing even MORE donations. It’s also opened up the media conversation about food insecurity. * An Instagram post encouraging people to register to vote was responsible for over 35,000 people registering to vote in one day * she’s kind to her friends, lending one a house to live in while undergoing an acrimonious divorce, * she helped Kesha with living expenses when Kesha lost a lawsuit against the producer she accused of assault And there’s a lot more stories - these are just the ones I remember right now!

[@sulathenewfie4277]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You just did God’s work doing something I wanted to but didn’t have the patience. 😂 Well done!

[@khills]

@@sulathenewfie4277 thank you! ❤️

[@GOTGames]

Well damn... 🥹 This honestly melts my heart! When you're so high at the top, you don't need to look down so most sadly don't. To have an artist her size who looks out for so so many, is so touching! What an incredible human!;❤️❤️

[@TassieM12]

@@GOTGamesshe also bought a homeless pregnant fan a house. We only found out because the fan came out about it!

[@Ldlover]

🥹🥹🥹🥹❤️❤️❤️

[@mgg1378]

I was wrong about her too. I went from having her music blocked on spotify to absolutely obsessing about lyrics and music and it was all because of the Miss Americana docu, after my sister asked me to watch it and shared one playlist with me. And I eat my words!! She is absolutely amazing! So enjoy the ride and keep letting her enchant you!! It is amazing on this side!! ❤

[@laverneswartz]

Dude, YOU'RE on your way to becoming a swiftie and you don't even realize it😂..... ❤ your reaction.... next songs to check out: "King of my heart", "Don't blame me" and "End game" same tour

[@antuanbeard6090]

Agreed.

[@missmaggicasares6538]

Oh man, the moment you see any video of her being herself and you realize how kind, humble, nice, loveable, sweet, and any other synonym for an overall great *human being* you will entirely fall in love with her, (hence the number of fans that have stuck with her since 2006 till now (me being one of them).

[@cathybrookeburt2616]

She does 44 songs in her Era's tour, every performance! With all this dancing & all that production! Amazing! I can't imagine how she does it! She has millions & millions of loyal fans. My favorite about her is that she writes all those songs herself. And her fans love her because she gives to them in so many ways. Visiting sick kids in the hospital or fulfilling wishes. She has literally had girls from her fan club come to her house for a sleepover. She has recently started dating an NFL football star & ticket sales for his games have gone up over 400%, because her fans are going to see if she will be in the skybox, watching Travis Kelsey. The NFL is thrilled of course & have the cameras on her ALL the time! LOL Playing it up, so they will sell more tickets. Lordy be. To see how much she has grown as an artist, check out one of her songs from her early days. She was a baby & the songs are great & the music written by a kid, were amazing. It is totally different from this powerhouse rockstar, more like you were picturing, yet still awesome, & why I fell in love with her... and I am a great grandmother. LOL Her first single, that began her career was called 'Tim McGraw', released in 2006, when she was 17 & has great lyrics. She had to sing it at an award show in front of Tim, having never met him & she said she was a nervous wreck. Now, she has done a song WITH him, called 'Highway don't care'. It's fun to see her before she got all that sass & confidence & just see the sweet girl next door. Other great early tunes are 'You belong with me', 'Love story' & 'White horse'. Now she is a full-on Diva & yet is so down to earth, she is amazing.

[@angiehitch6807]

Taylor is from Pennsylvania. She started writing songs when she was just a little girl, learned guitar and was hired by Sony Records as a writer when she was just 14 years old, released her first album at 16 . She writes her own songs and music, plays guitar, 12 string, lead guitar, banjo, piano and mandolin. She was born a mega star. I effing love her.

[@soytoast6404]

I feel like reactions like this are so powerful because its when someone realizes that the media told them they shouldn't like her and they are realizing they have been kept from amazing music. So pure watching this!

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

She’s an incredible performer, lyricist and person. The goodwill she’s built with her fan base is something you cannot manufacture, that’s why her re-recordings are currently on top of the charts because not only is it great music but her fans want to support HER and everything she stands for 🔥🤘

[@tinawhite8835]

You're so cute! I"m glad you're enjoying this. Rumors persist that TS is just a bit of fluff, not a good singer, etc... and as you've witnessed, that's not true at all. I don't think there is a performer that works harder than she does. If you want another perspective that will just blow you away, watch the Long Pond recording sessions. So many good songs, and discussion with her as to what each is about and how she wrote them. Enjoy!

[@hobiiiswifey3624]

i HIGHLY RECOMMEND the GRAMMY MUSEUM taylor swift live performances of OUT OF THE WOODS and Wildest dreamsssssssss! You'll love it

[@thinedge]

If God granted humanity the gift of making one human immortal, it should be Taylor Alison Swift. Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Performer, Actor, Director, Producer, Author, Poet, Philanthropist, Advocate, Doctor, Global Icon, Mega Superstar, Tour-de-force, Cultural Phenomenon, The Music Industry, Voice of a Generation, Artist of the Decade, Songwriter of the Decade, Woman of the Decade, Self made Billionaire, Mastermind, Miss Americana. The One, The Only, The Incomparable, The Unstoppable Taylor Alison Swift. Long Live!

[@elizabethhurley1129]

She's an amazing human - literally one of the best on the planet. She's kind, generous, loyal to her friends and supporters, and supportive of other singers. She pays all her team very well with very generous benefits and gave everyone huge bonuses on her Eras tour. She also absolutely adores her family. I'm a classical music lover, and while I liked her music, I was mostly impressed with her humanity. Then, a friend (a diehard Swiftie) told me I wasn't listening to the right songs. She suggested some songs, and I'm hooked - full-fledged Swiftie here. Stick around - you'll make a great Swiftie. We adore her - you're well on your way. Welcome. ❤

[@GOTGames]

Everything I keep hearing about her just makes me love her 😂❤️

[@elizabethhurley1129]

​@@GOTGames❤

[@TaterCot]

YES! You can tell what kind of person someone truly is by what those close to them say about them and her dancers and back-uo singers, and everyone who meets her speak SO highly of her. She is genuinely loving and kind and appreciates her fans so much. We fans are so lucky to have someone so wonderful to adore. Welcome!

[@aidenrushing9841]

Welcome to the world of being a Swiftie!!! She completely SLAYS at every turn. And the best thing about Swifties is that we all welcome new people into our world. We want you to experience what we've been experiencing for years!!

[@aidenrushing9841]

What's she like as a person? One of the best humans to grace planet earth. She is generous, kind, insanely intelligent, funny, humble (yes, humble), and just a decent human being.

[@CarolineBrunnquell-fz1rp]

... and music HEALS! Look how many happy people were present in that stadium - NO ONE can deny THAT! Thanks for your genuineness. It's refreshing and it validates my own sudden discovery of the immensity of Taylor's creativity. She speaks to the young woman I once was - and pulls that energy right back out of me. I'd call that a positive in a very negative world. I'll take it!

[@Hey_Jamie]

She’s from Pennsylvania. Moved to Nashville to do music. Signed to Sony publishing at 15 to write songs

[@thinedge]

Signed with Sony/ATM at 14, signed with Big Machine label at 15. BTW; youngest artist Sony ever signed.

[@avokittypup]

The one person you could never overestimate, no matter how you think you might, is Taylor Swift! She's one os the most authentic, talented, real and down to earth human being!

[@yara5502]

Taylor is one of the most genuine, empathic, loving, kind, hardworking, talented, giving and humble people on the planet. She also has a very high vibration of light and love, and that is why people love her and are drawn to her, but also why some people love to hate on her. Low vibration people love to throw rocks at things that shine. She has worked hard her whole life and deserves everything she has.

[@ElizabethTaylor98]

People throw rocks at things that shine 😭💜🫶 yes

[@Cucumberstopickles]

You asked what kind of person she is. She is one THE most generous celebrities of our generation. She interacts directly with her fans as if she is just starting her career. She is so humble. She is the most supportive singer/ musician of other singers and musicians. Look up her fan videos and her supporting other artists at award shows. She is the ultimate fan girl to others. TS as a person as well as her amazing talents is what keeps her fans loyal. I love your honest reaction to her music. I only started listening to TS a couple years ago and I found myself getting teary eyed often because her performances are powerful. Definitely can relate to the goosebumps 😂

[@lashaundrawolf634]

Clearly you are A Reputation stan. I will suggest a few songs from other albums, Death by a thousand cut live from Paris. Exile, The Lakes, Maroon, Wonderland Taylors Version, long live taylors version. The moment I knew Taylor's version fearless Taylor's version, tear drop in my guitar. I picked 1 from every album for you 😅

[@randystalnaker6700]

Very good suggestions

[@lashaundrawolf634]

@@randystalnaker6700 thanks I was trying to offer a wide range to chose from

[@carinbarber1519]

I absolutely love watching people who disliked taylor fall in love with her like I did. I'm a metalhead and always had something bad to say about her. Then I found a song i liked. Then another. And another. And now I love all of her albums and appreciate her so much for the difference she's made in my life.

[@loud_hailer6240]

She is a phenomenal performer and I cant wait to see you see her perform acoustic in a stadium, OMG, if you have a soft spot for audience singing please listen to You Are In Love. Also her performance, in this tour, of Clean at the Reputation tour, is super emotional and her speech before the song is going to shock you. The Long Pond Sessions of her Folklore album are exquisite. The Grammy Museum performances are gorgeous strip back solo live singing. And that's not even getting into her music videos!!!! AHHHH Im so excited to see you experience all of this :D Have a great day and thank you for your positivity

[@Sapharya]

YES to all of those, stumbling across the Grammy Museum performances is actually what made me a fan. Also, not all of her songs and performances are as "bombastic" as the performances you have watched, so you might want to be prepared for some whiplash. She has everything from slow folk-y music to pulsating synth pop

[@DerrickMims]

The NPR Tiny Desk performance also converted a lot of skeptics.

[@PhoenixRowe]

When you consider she doesn't sing to a recorded track like most do in concert, it makes it even more amazing. You also have to give her points for stamina! 3 hour concerts and the first half are with choreography.

[@GildaLee27]

Sir, I am a 60+ woman in California who somehow stumbled on the work of Taylor Swift earlier this year and I want you to know I, too, cry, I weep, I ball my eyes out hearing this great artist's songs. I have watched the opening of her current show many times here on KZbin, and as the bars of her song Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince begin, I weep every time.

[@krystelortiz426]

Taylor makes us all feel things. I really like it when you start to get teary-eyed because it happens to me all the time as well!

[@alexandrabillett6451]

There's some Taylor Swift for EVERYONE! Anyone who thinks that there's no TS for them hasn't listened to enough Taylor. Loving these genuine reactions, you have SO much goodness in front of you!

[@KayelynLong-zc7nf]

So now you know! Taylor Swift is not just an Artist. Taylor is a Force to be reckoned with. I'm a 50 year old Swiftie! I've followed Taylor since my 21 yr.old daughter was 12. Taylor helped me through 3rd stage Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma Cancer! She helped me battle some very hard days & nights. She's a Badass Lady! ❤

[@harperluu]

Enchanted/Wildest Dreams live performance from 1989 tour is such an amazing mash up

[@janiceoliver9028]

Got to react to Don't Blame Me (Reputation Tour) and Long Pond Studio Sessions. Very different from each other but both are great!

[@price.casondra]

15 years ago, when my daughter's were 4 and 6, I took them to see Taylor while she was promoting Fearless in a small town in southern Indiana. It was the very first concert I ever took my girls to, and since then, there have been many more concerts attended. But watching you - a grown man, who felt that they *shouldn't* like it on principal - experience it and be moved the way you were ... brought me to tears. Whether you are seeing her incredible productions or listening to her sing while sitting on a couch, in a recording studio, in the middle of a pandemic, the thing that remains true is her gift of reaching others through the genius of her writing. In her words, she's not a singer who is a songwriter, she is a songwriter who sings.

[@vmcgriff]

This is Taylor Swift all grown up!! She started as a very young teen and majority country. She’s had some hard hits in life and she has matured in her craft and her showmanship. She has a strong awesome voice and has worked hard perfected her style and dance moves. She’s awesome!! ❤🙌🏻

[@kl6902]

She’s an amazing person. Amazing. Go down the rabbit hole, you won’t regret it. You can’t not love her. She’s so generous and kind and she’s an ally, she speaks out and defends marginalized people. And then at home and with friends she’s goofy and funny and likes to bake and hang with her kitties lol There is only one Taylor Swift. Humanity is lucky to have her. For real.

[@cagautgacogacoor914]

I have a feeling you’d LOVE her Folklore and Evermore albums. It’s her most epic songwriting. I’m enjoying whatever you choose!

[@karenbrowning1679]

She makes you tear up! Even when you're not ready for it..... So emotional

[@Freijana]

The thing with Taylor is, because she has so many different songs and albums there is something there for absolutly everyone. Buti highly recomend listening to one of her sad songs soon, cause those just hit different!

[@IvyCowboy]

This was the best reaction. That look you give is the "I get it now" look and we love to see it. :) You can trust the Swifties to be right there for the ride with you in the rabbit hole you've just jumped into. Don't Blame Me should be next!! I agree with many other commenters recommending Miss Americana as well. Also, just for funsies, you should check out the Making of Don't Blame Me after you watch the live version. Anyway, love your Taylor reactions, keep em coming! :) Edit to add: I love how emotional you get. The Folklore Longpond Sessions are going to kill you in the BEST way.

[@Pure-Jealousy]

She's our queen 👸! She's an amazing human. Her philanthropy alone makes her a 10. She is an amazing songwriter that sings beautifully. She puts every female emotion into words. She's the most relatable songwriter for me ever! She's sweet, kind and kinda dorky. Watch Miss Americana. You will see the behind the scenes. Also long pond studios live. She's amazing. If you know you know. Welcome to those who know.....

[@penelopejane5285]

The number of people that don’t like Taylor’s music but have never listened to 90% of it always amazes me.

[@MelsChaos]

I love your reactions to Taylor Swift! I've had mixed feelings about her throughout her career, listened to them here and there, but this past year, I've gotten right into all her music and come to realise just how amazingly talented she truly is. She's a brilliant singer, lyricist, storyteller, and performer. I really admire her given everything she's been through, yet here she is, smashing through boxes and labels and shining like the star she was born to be ❤🌟 I suggest the live performance of "Don't Blame Me" or "Look What You Made Me Do" music video. Both are incredible. If you like "...Ready For It" live, then the music video to that is also amazing 😊

[@KBcoffeetalk53]

Taylor Swift is a force of Nature! Watch ANY interview,talk show or old Miss Americana film...she is a great person . Loves her family.. born raised in Pennsylvania on a Christmas tree farm in U.S. Moved to Nashville TENNESSEE with family at 14..She is a poet! Each album completely different!! Seriously.. go see or buy video of ErasTour(Eras show coming to England in 24!)She is a Happy person! Hey im 70 yr old lady.. i listen every day Love her!!.

[@SwiftZilla]

Also I highly recommend reacting to "Cruel Summer" by Taylor, One of her best. One of the main things that makes me love Taylor so much is the fact that she writes all of her own lyrics/songs so even the songs I don't necessarily care too much for I still appreciate because its still her words, The authenticity is what draws me in and has made me such a huge Taylor Swift fan. And you are one of the if not the sweetest most genuine person on this platform that I have came across. Really hope to see more Taylor reactions from you!

[@lauravsthepage]

She is the sort of person who already achieved every success a person can reach and still hustled to become better and better at her craft because this is what she loves to do. She already had 2 AOTY grammys on her shelves when she levelled up her dancing and vocal performance to new heights in order to be the best at what she does. She was already leading the biggest most desirable tour in the world when she gave 55 million in bonuses to her crew on tour with her. She deserves all the hype she gets, for the work she puts into the thing she decided to dedicate her life to at 12 years old.

[@thinedge]

She has THREE AOTY Grammys. Amazing, isn't she...

[@lauravsthepage]

@@thinedge yeah 3 all together! I said two because I find the sharp uptick in her vocal skills came sometime around 1989, her dance skills too was significantly increased between 1989 and Rep. In general I think she was hustling hard in that time between 1989 and Rep. As Jack Antonoff said (I think around Lover’s release?) “people this good don’t usually work this hard”

[@beccamccombie1758]

You should definitely do a reaction to Miss Americana, I think you’d appreciate the insight into her as a person and artist. Also the long pond studio sessions 😊

[@donnaking4528]

Im so glad you can still be touched like this 😇😇😇🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@shibememes]

If you’re interested in reacting to any studio versions of her songs, I recommend “august”, “cardigan”, “champagne problems”, and “right where you left me.” Really almost anything from her albums folklore and evermore. They’re a huge tone shift from the songs you’ve reacted to so far and I think really highlight her storytelling. I say the studio versions because it may be hard to find good, full length videos of them live. Her performance of august, illicit affairs, and my tears ricochet on the eras tour is beautiful. Those 3 songs transition into each other so I think it’s best to watch the whole thing. But again, I cant seem to find a good video of the whole performance.

[@elismarques7953]

you should react to the song "dont blame me" the making of a song and the performance on the reputation tour, so you can see both sides of the song, the creation and the show

[@maaaafeeer]

I love this reaction!! next should be Don’t Blame Me❤❤🎉🎉

[@randystalnaker6700]

Very GOOD suggestion!

[@antuanbeard6090]

plzzzzz

[@TheMeghanmh]

If you want another epic song from her, gotta check out the live version of “don’t blame me”. From the same tour

[@MLF-db9do]

I'm a mom of a Swiftie. I went to The Eras Tour Concert Movie with my Swiftie daughter. I went mostly just to spend time with her, I really didn't care about it being Taylor Swift. That changed. I had the same type of reactions you're having. Taylor is amazing. It's incredible how she turned the music industry BS around on them. Now I'm a 50 something mom with a 25 year old daughter and we both listen to Taylor Swift. My favorite from The Eras Tour was Ready For It and Blank Space.

[@CarolineBrunnquell-fz1rp]

This is in answer to all the labeling media has burdened her with... She takes that and uses that very attack to re-create herself in utter and total defiance of their narrative. It is an AWESOME thing to witness and is the most inspiring thing I've seen in decades. LOVE IT! Woman power!

[@angelareeves5563]

The “Reputation” album & tour were very emotional for Taylor. I think you’re feeling that. The documentary Miss Americana explains what all it meant to her. You’re just feeling how strongly *on her side* that huge crazy crowd was. Every single person there was screaming, hoping she would feel how much they love her.

[@ReeUnit]

Taylor is so versatile that many of us have multiple favorite no-skip albums. My favorites are Folklore, Reputation, Midnights and Evermore (all tied at first). Taylor is currently holding 20 of the top 40 billboard songs at the moment. She is incredible! Thank you for giving her a chance.

[@debdreyer2335]

Love her live performance of ‘Mean’ at The Grammy. Fun song.

[@thinedge]

I love how she changed the lyric to "singing this at the Grammys" and how she reacted to the standing ovation she received from her performance. It made up for the diss and shit she got over her duet with Stevie Nicks at previous Grammy performance.

[@missyvip79]

I love your reactions to TS. she is all around EPIC. you asked during this reaction about who is Taylor... what is she like..? if you truly want to understand who she is and why she boasts the confidence she does in her songs and performances, you REALLY need to go through all of Taylor's eras from the beginning. her songs are LITERALLY her life. all of her songs are pieces of her life and her progress in life through the music industry and under the constant scrutiny of the public and tabloids. if you go back and live her music through her eras and do some online homework about the drama that has tried to engulf her and her career, you'll understand everything and have a full understanding of why she is a bad ass on stage today. I promise you won't be disappointed.

[@cutiehunter6286]

Welcom to the world of swifties!!! I feel so lucky to meet and love this woman for 15 years!!! I am so proud witness her in every ears!!! U will surprise this year is the peak of her career!!! Media claiming that she is now the biggest artist on the planet and her haters even can't denied this cause she broke every freaking records in every metric of music industry stream, sale, and tour!!!❤❤❤

[@ss5894]

do notttttt hide your emotions because us Swifties literally crave this kind of emotion to seeing her! you’re emotional because she’s incredible!!!! MORE PLEASE! Call It What You Want or Maroon or All Too Well (the short film) or LONG LIVE OMG there’s so many. I’d love if your wife made a cameo in a reaction video too!!💗🫶🏻

[@adamwassim9666]

your reaction actually shows how wrong people are about taylor ! they just follow what the media says and dont know the true taylor and dont even try to do so GREAT REACTION ❤

[@loveinthetimeofcholera888]

Fun little fun tidbit is that Taylor's Reputation album was inspired by Game of Thrones. She's said before: "These songs were half based on what I was going through, but seeing them through a 'Game of Thrones' filter." Look What You Made Me Do is inspired by Arya's kill list.

[@julieandersen7293]

Imagine that Taylor couldn’t dance well at the start of her journey, just watch some of the old stuff and see how far she made it with dance and music, it’s amazing

[@paulagilbert1815]

Im so glad shes finally getting the recognition she deserves. She was treated like shit for so long. She deserves every penny she earns from these stadium tours. My 12 year old is a massive swiftie and im so glad she has this type of artist to look up to.

[@sturgeon427]

✨️how a swifty is born✨️

[@julie11351]

Taylor reached in and twisted your heart, by just being her honest, blunt, fearless self. So glad you put yourself out there to experience Taylor and her ability to imprint on our souls.

[@jennifermorris6848]

I’m on your journey too man. I’m a 57 yr old Kansas City football fan who is going to the Eras concert movie tonight after learning just a little bit.

[@AnjeannetteMarie-Swifie4Ever]

ENJOY!

[@lisanessler5585]

Swiftie over 60 here that loves Taylor and music!!! Now you know why we are all so excited for the Reputation album re-record release. This album is so great. Love your reactions and was an easy subscription/follow for me. If you love epic concerts check out COLDPLAY live concerts. Specifically the song Fix You live from Sao Palo, Brazil. It's epic too!!!

[@thinedge]

Of course she struts, Taylor is The Man! Hits Different, doesn't it?

[@Hey_Jamie]

Clever girl ;)

[@blaisehaddow1137]

I really appreciate your discussion of the prejudices and expectations versus reaction once you actually give it a chance. Please don't apologize for having feelings about music. That's what music is supposed to do!

[@DarkAngelofIce]

Aw hell yeah!! I'm so glad you did this!! She's got a ton of amazing performances! You should watch the Victoria Secret fashion show performances! She has 3 or 4 I think! Loving going down the rabbit hole of your content! Also definitely highly highly recommend going to see the Eras Tour Film if you're able to while it's in theaters this weekend for the last time!

[@Mark.Brindle]

When Taylor was more gorgeous than the models.

[@caleidoscopecara]

The one with Fall Out Boy is so epic

[@DarkAngelofIce]

@@caleidoscopecara it really is! She did better than FOB basically 😅

[@abdoeljouti6350]

She is one of the very few artists who can perform to a sold out stadium as if she's singing specifically for you. Her stage presence is electrifying

[@mstrmren]

This is how every reaction KZbinr starts with Taylor haha. Ready for it live -> I did something bad live -> Don't blame me live (please do that next!!)

[@AngHemenway]

Same!! I used to say she's super talented but it's not my genre of music. I used to listen to like pop goes rock versions of her songs and loving them. Then I saw a video of her talking about sticking up for her morals and I was like OK I like her. Now she's all over my playlists!

[@amysumtin5137]

As a metal head, i absolutely love this album. This is the album that has turned me into a swiftie. It's so badass.

[@musicjunkie31karma]

I can’t tell you how much I relate to you. I tear up on the songs that aren’t even sad!! She IS the definition of iconic. But if you want to see an even better version of this song you have to watch her performance on the AMA’s 2018 (American Music Awards) it literally gave me chills. She OWNS the crowd. I’ve never seen her like that. You really have to watch it. Hats off to you , Sir

[@christinehefley8936]

I just watched you fall I love with Taylor Swift .

[@tatianacotter8693]

You asked what kind of a person she is...she is absolutely lovely. You are damned to become a devoted Swiftie when you learn her story...no joke! There is SO much Taylore (Taylor lore) because she has been around forever. I'm one of the lucky ones to have been around since the beginning because my daughters were young fans when she was brand new and got me into her music. It's been amazing sharing our love of Taylor over the years! And knowing that they have such a powerful, talented, kind, generous, just damn GOOD person as a role model is such a blessing for a mom. Get ready to fall in love with Taylor Swift. It's inevitable once you start exploring her music and her personhood.

[@reneeharkness1337]

Also, she changes genres and challenges herself all the time. Reputation is great! Soak it in and then move on to her other records. You have to let some of them macerate in your brain. Then they will inject themselves into you and you will love and appreciate them! You’re great! Your enthusiasm is infectious! We appreciate you!💕

[@Tc.GetsCrafty]

I cry EVERY time I see/hear this version of ‘I Did Something Bad’ The witches breakdown is soo good in the live version.

[@madwoman_at.thelakes]

Loving your TS reactions! This was the song that made me a Swiftie so I was thrilled to see you enjoying it. I highly recommend that you run to the cinema this weekend to watch the Eras Tour film. I'm not sure how long it will run in the UK, but this could be the final weekend. If you want to experience the full range of Taylor's discography over the past 17 years, the concert film is the best way to do it.

[@propertyofranger]

I would give ANYTHING to see this performance live. Her energy is electric. Every song is incredible, the sound, the choreography, the backup singers, the lighting design, costumes… you cannot improve on perfection.

[@Thisisjessi1127]

You need to do don't blame from this same live show, truly shows her powerhouse vocals! I love your reactions so much, you have a new fan in me!!

[@morganalori]

She has reinvented herself and her music so many times. Triumphing over every obstacle put in her path. Started out country, went pop (cause she wasn't allowed to do both), then finally refuses to be pigeonholed into a box. Enjoyed her music from all stages. Glad you are enjoying. Shake it off is a fun and sassy, Blank Space is racy, so many fun songs, Love Story so sweet

[@AnnaMiller-p2q]

Watching people genuinely fall in love with Taylor Swift, Is my new Roman empire! I am obsessed with your genuine reactions! 💜💜

[@kerrichristian7991]

I knew we’d get some emotion going with this one! It’s so fun to watch you enjoy! love Phil!! You should watch the Bad Blood music video! It’s so much fun!

[@kyleenihipali3361]

Came from your other videos watching Taylor and to watch the very beginning was the sweetest thing I’ll now be down the rabbit hole of ALL your taylor videos ❤

[@janiceoliver9028]

She is from Pennsylvania, in or near Reading, but moved to Nashville,TN when she was 14. She got a song publishing contract when she was 14, record deal when she was 15 and released her first album at 16. Just a fun fact, she grew up on a Christmas tree farm when she lived in Pennsylvania.

[@bulletsandbracelets4140]

Man, between her and Halestorm, that region of PA really kicked it out of the park with musical talent in my generation. Love it!

[@TopNotchWatcher87]

This is one of my favorites of her live performances, I think it takes the song to a whole new level! Her live performances at the Eras tour were stunning, and I get to see her again next year, can’t wait!!!